Munich Hotels with Wifi

"I always stay here for business trips. It's only 500 meters from the subway, and the exhibition center is right across the street. The breakfast selection is quite diverse, and the rooms are spacious. There's a large shopping mall nearby, and they even have a Chinese restaurant on-site."

"We booked two Comfort Rooms for our family of four and were happy that the hotel assigned us two rooms right next to each other. That made things much more convenient for us. The rooms themselves were quite small, though. Once we opened a large suitcase, there was barely any floor space left. The bathroom was also on the small side. On the positive side, the beds and pillows were comfortable, and we slept well during our stay. A nice touch was the complimentary minibar, which included a few soft drinks, a bottle of beer, and two small bottles of water (one still and one sparkling). It’s hard for me to judge the location overall, but there is a tram stop nearby. Tram 19 provides easy access to places such as Marienplatz and other parts of the city. We also used Uber to travel to and from Munich Central Station, which cost around €16–20 each way. Breakfast was decent. The highlight was definitely the egg station—the freshly cooked fried eggs were delicious. The bread selection, however, was fairly basic and not particularly exciting. Overall, it was a bit disappointing as we expected more from a 4-star hotel."

"Experience the ultimate in convenience and modern comfort at the H2 Hotel München Messe. Perfectly located for visitors to the Munich Messe trade fair, this hotel offers stylish, innovative design and thoughtfully equipped rooms for a relaxing stay. Enjoy the 24/7 hub with its fresh food and drink selection, ensuring you have everything you need around the clock. Whether you're in town for business or leisure, the H2 Hotel provides a seamless and enjoyable experience with excellent transport links to the city center."

"Hygiene: It was okay, but the sofa cushions in the room couldn't be moved to check underneath – and if you did, you wouldn't like what you saw. Environment: A bit noisy. My room was arranged close to the street and on the 2nd floor, so the trams passing by at night were quite loud. Service: So-so. On the first day, I went to the bar for a free drink, and the young staff member was quite slow. The second day, that person wasn't there, but the older gentleman was very friendly and cheerful. However, both days I had to wait 10 minutes. Facilities: Pretty good, the room was quite spacious."

"The price was outstanding! Parking is available under the hotel and is free. The location is quiet, and the rooms are lovely. The lobby and bar are stylish, and the courtyard is a great idea, though not really usable late at night as it disturbs the other guests. What wasn't so great was the lack of a place to hang your towel. You can access the rooms from the parking deck without having to go through reception. I consider this a security issue. There are surveillance cameras in the hallway, but they should really address this. Would I book this hotel again? Yes!"

"We had a nice and comfortable stay! The breakfast had a lot of choices and were all grand. The only downside is that they don’t have a complimentary water."

"Hotel was very new and everything was perfect. It’s very near to the train and subway from airport or to the city. Nearby there is a DM and REWE to buy your daily need and you can cook in the room. Hotel have a bar and a nice restaurant, the vibe is great at night after dinner."

"Out of the city but in 100 meters you are in a free highway to go everywhere in the city center. Outdoor private free parking. Front desk people kind and helpful. Around not many restaurants or cafes or  supermarkets but you can manage it, just in case of needs."

"The location was one of its biggest strengths for us. The hotel is only one bus stop away from Munich Messe, or about a five-minute drive if you're coming by car. For anyone attending an exhibition or event there, it makes the early mornings and long days feel much more manageable. Another thing that stood out was just how clean and well maintained the hotel felt. You could tell that some parts of the property, such as the carpets, had been there for quite a few years, but they were looked after remarkably well. Rather than feeling worn, the hotel gave the impression of being carefully maintained and respected by the people running it. I also appreciated the little touches in the lobby. There were refreshments available for both adults and children—ice cream, cookies, and drinks—which added a welcoming atmosphere to the space. It was one of those simple gestures that makes a hotel feel more hospitable and less transactional. The gym being open 24 hours a day was another unexpected bonus. Whether arriving late after a long day or wanting an early workout before heading out, having that flexibility was genuinely useful. For those arriving by car, the free parking directly in front of the hotel was another convenience that shouldn't be underestimated, especially around Munich where parking can quickly become expensive or complicated. The only less positive part of our stay was an interaction at the front desk. One of the gentlemen working there came across as somewhat impatient and a little abrupt. To be fair, the hotel was fully booked during our visit, and it was easy to imagine that the workload and constant stream of guests might have been contributing factors. Still, it stood out slightly against what was otherwise a very positive experience."

"I stayed here for a whole week on a business trip, and the room was incredibly comfortable. The overall environment was fantastic. Getting around was super convenient, with a subway and bus station right nearby, making it easy to go anywhere. The breakfast had a great variety and tasted delicious, and the coffee at the hotel was rich and flavorful. Overall, I was very satisfied with my stay."